All persons I have seen with clinical depression had small

roundworms in the brain. Is it any wonder the brain can't make

enough neurotransmitters or gets them out of balance? The usual

worms are hookworms (Ancylostoma), Ascaris of cats and dogs,

Trichinellas and Strongyloides.

Although it is commonly believed that hookworms penetrate

the skin when walking barefoot on earth, this appears to be a

negligible route. The important routes are eating animal filth and

inhaling filthy dust. Our pets pick these worms up daily. We get

them and give them in constant exchange with our pets and family

members. Diapering babies is an especially hazardous, though

necessary, business. Letting little children clean up after their

own bowel movements is even more hazardous. Hands should be

sanitized with grain alcohol after dealing with bowel contents,

whether your own, your child's, or an animal's. If you clean up a

messy diaper and then your hands well with soap, then go to

make the chopped salad for dinner, you're sure to give each

family member a dose of whatever the baby has. It was hiding

under the fingernails. Animals clean up the easy way: they simply

lick the youngster's bottom. But, we humans are not strong enough

to take on a dose of bottom with each meal. We must sanitize

our hands.

Cleaning bathrooms is also dangerous. Wear gloves. If nobody

suffers from depression, you can use bleach (stored in the

garage) to disinfect the stool, otherwise use alcohol (50% grain

alcohol). Keep doorknobs and faucet handles wiped with alcohol,

too.

If you suffer from depression use your zapper to immediately

kill these four roundworm species: Ancylostoma, Ascaris,

Trichinella and Strongyloides.

Other family members should be cleared of these four worms

on the same day or as close to it as possible. Reinfection always

occurs. In the depressed person, the microscopic parasites travel

immediately to the brain. In others, they may simply reside in the

intestine or lungs or liver, or other organs. Pathways (routes) to

the brain have become established for the depressed person.

These must heal before there is any tolerance to reinfection.

Solvents and other toxins, also in the brain, slow down or

prevent healing. For this reason the depressed person should do

the Four Clean-ups.

The bacteria of the Shigella family are always seen in depression

cases. Kill all Shigellas and avoid reinfection by boiling

dairy products and not eating those that can't be boiled. Go on

the Bowel Program (page 546). Do not eat deli food or hand

prepared salads at salad bars. Finally, do the Liver Cleanse, repeating

every two weeks. Depression, even of long standing, can

lift within days after the brain finally has its territory to itself.

Look in the mirror and smile at yourself for your success in

vanquishing your invaders. Never again, let these creepy crawlers

into the happiness-center of your brain.